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    Good afternoon, first of all I'd like to congratulate you on the excellent article, very complete!
    I've lived in Spain for 14 years and I'm currently working here in Spain, at which time I made the Definitive Declaration of Leaving the Country.
    Now, in August of this year, I intend to return to Brazil for good, leaving my job in Spain.
    As I understand it, next year I'll have to file a tax return in both countries, since under Spanish law I'll be considered a resident in 2022 because I've lived there for more than 183 days and in Brazil I'll obtain resident status from August 2022 when I return to live there permanently. I don't intend to work in Brazil in 2022, so I will only have income from my work in Spain until July 2022.
    My question is:
    - Since I already have taxes withheld from me in Spain for the 2022 work, I can first file the IRPF in Spain with the global assets and
    - After submitting the IRPF from Brazil including the income received in Spain, I understand that the income received abroad will be entered as exempt, since when I received it I was a non-resident for Brazil, so I only have to declare these amounts under "Assets and Rights".
    - in my case, I don't need to use the offset or credit method since when I received the income abroad I was considered a non-resident in Brazil, so I use the exemption, is that correct?
    Thank you in advance!

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